Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-23
VISITING CHOLERA.
Makes Its Fire. Appearance in This Lo.
cality In Ell Humble Homo On
The South Side Leyee.
THE BANE OF HOT WEATHER.
t Strikes Down the Father, Mother
and Four Little Children In Q
bohemian Family.
Baffles Oar Best Physlcisn&

Yesterday morning, at the first streaks
,Tday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mosnot residing near
he levee on the south side, in South Des
Dimes, we're aroused from their SAUNDERS
, y the incessant vomiting OF two OF theft
Iidren. The parents could not under
md what it meant for their children
rIe in good health the day before and
we're all playing together the night before.
,randmothers' remedies were applied, or
aI,s, things were done that any old wom-
IA who had reared a family OF children
you'd have recommended. under the cir
uiYstances, but no relief came. The chill
re, continued TO vomit and each spell o.
;omit.ng seemed to e harder than the
one preceding The father struck out al
Ter a physician. In the course ol the next
orty minutes the doctor arrived with tho
sther. While the father was gone tho
Dtner two children were seized with
.he same complaint. The physician
/ pronounced it cholera" at first sight.
| While lie was administering the medicine
| To the little ones, the mott now PROSTATE
ayupon the bed, for her muscles seemed
| To relax few moments ago aud she could
not stand upon her feet longer. In IL little
while she too, commenced tC vomit for the
| ;1ld hand OF that dreadfuld disease was now
id upon her also. The doctor having
the trouble partly checkel with the child
/ l.. a. - h.. inf a
cart sick mother. He gave her the same
treatment. By this tims the father ex
iibited signs of distress. lie was dark
under hiseyes and his sight was filed with
That BURY glare that multiplies each single
object into many OF the same kind. His
limbs began to tremblr; he grew cold and
pale; his lips turned purple and in moment
more the stout, robust man Of Il few
moments ago now lay upon his stomach
upon the floor vomiting with such force
that each added gag seemed as though the
ira n would burst his every blood
essel and artery. The vomiting OF the
hidden by this time had taken renewed
igor ami now they were vomiting as bad
il not worse tina n at any time befo g. Thu
mother, with flushed face continued to
= omit oftener and stronger as she lay upoi
The bed, while no medicine seemed TO affect
he strong constituti dion of the father. Here
was a sad picture OF % siul distress. In an
humble home lay father, mother an | four
little children all com letely PROSTATE from
the raving effects Of that dreaded disease
tlat always makes its appearance ia hot
westh her, cholera"
Alone, and unattended the physician left
his patieats and went to the nearest neigh
Dor for assistance. A neighbor lady
came back with him and tn, two did all
they could to give the six sufferers relief
and while they were resting quietly
for short time the doctor drove rap
idly to the city for other council and re-
turned with two other physicians. The
accompanying physicians concurrel
with the diagnosis Of the first, that it was
cholera" In tn there co I'D be no mis-
take, for it was surely cholera" A con
sultation was held at once ana every
known remedy tried. Their vo hitting stop
ped to a ceria in ex ent, | Ut il was because
o. the extreme prostration Of the sufferers
Tor they had no fui Their strength. TIL,
phys clans left medicine and directions fol
giving with the attending ne,gAbor lady
and r.turned to the city. BY this time il
was noised around that thy we're all sick
at Mosnots." One n.ighbJr brought
Lon, Inf. ~ do,
the yard was filled with anXio@s anC
sympathetic neghbors who stood ready Il
do anything for the suffering sick that the,
coull do. About nine o'clock that lore
noon they were all sieze1 again with III,
sam, vomiting spells as above described
looked like that two OF the children
would surely die before relief could b
given. The doctors medicine was givel
but il seemed to have no effect. One OF tn
neighburs run to the nearest drug stor
ana procured a bottle OF Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
This was given to each and all freely. /
was not long before it's marvellous effect
were plain to all present. The direction
on the bottle were closely followed to tn
letter and three hours after the mothe
and father were able to sit up and talk
little. Ate o'clock last night the dar
! cloud OF death that hoveted over tina
humble home but few hours before ha
now passed away and life with its silye
lining was mingling it's rays OF sunshine
|, the bosums OF father, mother, sistt
and brother. Had 10 not been fc
TIE timely securing OF Chamberlain
, wonderful cholera remedy. thel
would have been six new graves made t.
day and that some disease would ha'
swept from e face OF the earth anoth
a iamily as it has it's thousands in the pas
r -Des Moines, Iowa, Independent.
No Opium in Piso's Cure FOR Consdm